Dr Madison Cartwright
Senior Lecturer
Bachelor of Economics and Social Sciences, Honours (First Class). The University of Sydney. Awarded 2012.
Doctor of Philosophy. The University of Sydney. Awarded 2019.
Arts, Design & Architecture (ADA)
School of Social Sciences
I am a Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy and the convernor for the Politics and International Relations undergraduate programme.
My research interests include the political economy of intellectual property, free trade agreements, and geoeconomics - notably the economic-security nexus. I have taught across of variety of topics, including globalisation, international political economy, security studies, terrorism and crime, and American Politics.
I joined UNSW in August 2021. Prior to that I worked as a Lecturer and Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney, where I was awarded my PhD in 2019. In 2019, I also held postdoctoral fellowship at the Graduate School of International Studies and was an adjunct professor in the Political Science Department at the Université Laval, Canada. Prior to academia I worked as a Policy Advisor and consumer advocate in the not-for-profit sector.
My research has been published in leading international journals, including International Studies Quarterly, Regulation & Governance, Global Policy, International Relations, The Pacific Review, Business and Politics, Internet Policy Review, Policy Studies, and the International Journal of Public Administration.
E-mail
Location
Room 132 Morven Brown Building
- Publications
- Media
- Grants
- Awards
- Research Activities
- Engagement
- Teaching and Supervision
Georges-Henri-Lévesque Fund, Université Laval ($20,000CAD). 2019.
Shortlisted for the Australian International Political Economy Network (AIPEN) Richard Higgott Journal Article Prize. 2021.
The E-International Relations' Article Award. 2018.
Research Training Program Stipend Scholarship, Australian Government. 2015-2018.
RN Spann Scholarship, the University of Sydney ($1000). 2015.
Helen Nelson Prize for the Best Thesis in IVth Year Honours Government and International Relations. 2012.
My current research focuses on the economic-security nexus, sanctions, and US-China rivalry (especially in the technology sector).
I have peer-reviewed manuscripts for the following journals:
- International Security
- Review of International Political Economy
- New Political Economy
- Information, Communication and Society
- Business and Politics
- Internet Policy Review
- Third World Quarterly
My Research Supervision
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Mahdokht Pazoki
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Yunkang Liu
My Teaching
2024
- ARTS3850: Security in Asia: Politics Meets Economics
- ARTS2816: Who Gets What? The Global Politics of Inequality
- ARTS3810: Politics and IR: Theories and Practice (T2)
- POLS5122: International Political Economy
- ARTS1811: Contemporary Issues in Government and Global Politics